SFX Entertainment (NASDAQ: SFXE), the company led by Robert FX Sillerman that set out to conquer dance music with $1 billion in 2011, is reportedly exploring a fire sale of its assets including Beatport and ID&T after the TomorrowWorld catastrophe hammers another nail in its coffin and brings stock prices to a new low.

According to sources at the New York Business Journal, SFX is looking to have what the industry calls a “fire sale,” during which a company jettisons its assets after a disaster to raise emergency funds and stop the financial bleeding, so to speak. Sources also noted that SFX overpaid for many of its power-move buyouts during its shopping spree, compounding their present value crisis. Other properties that could be up for sale on the cheap include Totem OneLove, React Presents, and ticketing company Flavorus, to name a few. Stock prices fell to a new all-time low of $.42 Sept. 28 after news surfaced of TomorrowWorld’s cancellation and SFX’ massive refund liability to roughly 190,000 ticketholders.